Hawai‘i agencies collaborated in a major operation to eradicate coconut rhinoceros beetle breeding grounds at Keāhole Agricultural Park by fumigating green waste piles.

The Akron Zoo's white-cheeked gibbon family welcomed baby Leuco, named by the gibbon parents in a public contest, boosting conservation awareness for the endangered species.

Wisconsin's DNR offers payment for collecting pine cones to support reforestation, with specific conditions and guidelines for collecting and selling the cones.

Square Lake Park is closing for improvements from September 8 until early November, affecting roadways, parking, and footpaths, as well as boat access.

Massachusetts faces an invasion by the Spotted Lanternfly, an insect that threatens over 100 plant species and is present in over 50 cities. The MDAR encourages management efforts to curb its spread.

Winston, a 38-year-old chimpanzee, suddenly passed away at the Indianapolis Zoo from heart disease complications.

The article discusses Utah's struggle with drought, emphasizing the crucial role of snowpack in water supply, the impact on ecosystems and communities, and the management of water resources by state authorities.

Endangered Mountain Yellow-legged Frogs have been reintroduced into the San Bernardino Mountains in a large conservation effort led by Birch Aquarium and partners.

Waverly Park in Davie closes at sunset for electrical work with no set reopening date; alternative parks suggested.

The southern playground at Shenandoah Park in Davie is closed from Sept 2-17, 2025, for repairs. Alternatives are suggested, with varying park hours noted. Safety is a priority, and Davie Park Rangers can be contacted for more information.

The SHADE project in Sennott Park, led by teens, created a multifunctional space for socializing and mental health support, featuring a "Halo" light for safety.

Doc, the Komodo dragon, has died at age 32 at the Honolulu Zoo after being euthanized due to cancer, marking the end of his long life, which included contributions to conservation education.

The Moser Woods Tree Farm in Bluffton, Ohio, will host an educational tour on September 6, showcasing sustainable forestry and wildlife management, after being named the 2025 Ohio Tree Farm of the Year.